and instead called them "pardner"

(I thought this was an important enough thought to post on main.)

  • GinAndJuche
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    11 months ago

    Shootout at the bukkake corral

      • GinAndJuche
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        11 months ago

        “We’re gooners, in a world that don’t want us no more.” – Dutch-oven van der Linde

      • GinAndJuche
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        11 months ago

        The assfucking of Jesse James by the cummer Robert Ford

  • newmou [he/him]
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    11 months ago

    Although there is something to be said about the defanged passion of the term partner. And not that husband or girlfriend or whatever innately implies passion, but rather I think we need a new word that gets us closer to one another, or several others. Something in between lover (which feels very transient) and partner (which feels very technical) — let us invoke Dionysus

  • bubbalu [they/them]
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    11 months ago

    Move to Michigan if you like tongue tapping t's so much!

  • alexandra_kollontai [she/her]
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    11 months ago

    where the fuck did your Dirt_ go

    are you telling me there were two owls on the site the whole time?

  • rootsbreadandmakka [he/him]
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    11 months ago

    tbh I've never like the term "partner." I know it's supposed to be sort of gender neutral, but it always sounds so corporate and lacking in intimacy whenever someone says it. I'd much prefer if we used "lover." Much more beautiful of a term.

    • NewLeaf
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      11 months ago

      Same. I understand the need for a gender neutral word, but the world we are trying to build is based on love, passion and art. I don't want brutalism to permeate the language when nicer, more thoughtful words exist that people won't object to.

      It almost feels like a solution looking for a problem in the way that someone identified the fact that "husband" and "wife" can be problematic, but instead went towards the clinical instead of the soulful